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What's new in v0.1.5 (2026-05-15)

Custom dashboard layouts. Drag widgets anywhere, resize them per column, hide what you don't use, restore from a tray, and reset to default — your dashboard, your rules.

Added
- 12-column masonry layout you can drag, resize, and rearrange
- Per-widget hide with a tray that lets you bring widgets back at the position they were in
- Settings → Dashboard → Layout panel with per-module toggles and Reset to default
- Hide the news feed straight from edit mode
- Disabled features (Pomodoro, Hydration, Calendar) appear as restore chips so they're one click away from coming back
- Project weekday filter ("Show on" row in the editor) + manual drag-reorder of project cards
- Vault item delete (with confirm)
- Todos: pencil edit button, search + project filter, and now included in profile exports
- Footer Support link to DM on X

Changed
- Custom project visuals now always win over the auto-fetched preview image
- Restored widgets land at the top or all the way at the bottom — never squeezed in between
- New default layout: Todos · Projects · Bookmarks on top, Notes + Vault below

Fixed
- Bookmark drag order persists across new-tab opens
- Bookmark title edits no longer silently revert
- Dragging a widget off the grid now commits the drop
- Row heights in Todos / Notes / Vault / Bookmarks no longer jump when adding new items

Performance
- Onboarding loads about 430× faster

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Operations replaces your browser's new-tab page with a personal dashboard for people who manage multiple projects in parallel — developers, product managers, founders, consultants, and agency leads.

Everything you open a new tab to check, grouped per project:

• GitHub — pull requests and issues across all your repositories, with assignee and review-requested filters
• Projects — cards grouping repos, live URLs, staging links, deploy targets (Vercel, Railway), and documentation
• Vault — API keys, tokens, and credentials, scoped per project and never sent anywhere
• Notes — project-scoped scratch space for the things you'd otherwise paste into Slack to yourself
• Bookmarks — your existing Chrome bookmarks, imported in one click. Pinned tiles for the things you open dozens of times a day, plus a searchable grid for the long tail
• Pomodoro — focus timer with custom blocks, your own sounds (built-in or uploaded), desktop notifications, and a rotating tip card during breaks
• Hydration — gentle glass-by-glass tracking against a daily goal, with optional streak counter
• Feed — a calm news rail above the footer: GitHub Trending, Claude Code, Shopify Dev, plus any Reddit communities you add. Archive what you've read; it doesn't come back.
• Todos — quick one-line tasks, project-scoped if you want. Open items sit at the top; ticked ones strike through and sink out of the way.

Why you might like it:

→ Make it yours. Drag widgets where you want them, resize them per column, hide what you don't use, and reset to default anytime. New in v0.1.5.
→ Per-project grouping. Stop hunting for "which repo was that PR in again?" — everything a project needs sits on one card.
→ Local-first. All data lives in your browser's local storage. Each Chrome profile is isolated. Nothing is synced to a cloud by default.
→ Full JSON export/import. Your data is yours — move it, back it up, or wipe it.
→ Five themes, including a serif "Field Manual" mode and a phosphor-cyan "Mission Control" mode for late-night sessions.
→ Built for keyboard-driven work. Fast to open, fast to scan, fast to dismiss.

Integrations:

GitHub (via your personal access token, stored locally — read-only)
Chrome bookmarks (one-time import, on-demand permission)

Operations is built by Studio N.O.P.E. — a Dutch design and engineering studio. Questions or feedback: hello@studionope.nl

Learn more at https://operations.studionope.nl